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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1917
Page
9
A Palace pharmacy worker from Cheyenne after a trip from Guernsey says he plans to enlist in the navy as a pharmacist. He appears to be beyond the draft age, according to state leader notices highlighting classified ads that bring results.
Legal advisory board members met to organize morning noon and night sessions in the county court house for draft questionnaire assistance. A schedule lists attorneys present each day December 17 to 22 with hours 10 to 12 am 1 to 5 pm and 7:40 to 9:30 pm for free guidance to registrants.
The Salvation Army identifies numerous destitute families in Cheyenne and plans fund raising at busy corners to support winter relief. Cheyenne High School students organize a Christmas tree event on Friday December 21 with donated toys for children, aided by teachers and the state board of charities.
Cheyenne residents form a Patrionic Club following a statewide pattern. The new organization aims to promote civic involvement and local community projects. Members pledge to support charitable activities and participate in neighborhood affairs.
The club lists Wilfrid O Leary as president Maurice Groshon as vice president E L Emery as secretary and John McInerney as treasurer Further details will be announced later The organization aims to promote patriotism investigate disloyalty cases aid the government in locating and prosecuting traitors and sympathizers and arrange patriotic addresses by prominent men to arouse patriotism among members
Carpenters are at work on Platform A reinforcing and roof covering the Burlington freight platform. The project aims to protect goods and improve loading operations.
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